Skiing

The European Broadcasting Union, the consortium of public-service broadcasters, has extended a rights deal with the Austrian Ski Federation for the International Skiing Federation’s World Cup events that are held in the country.

The European Broadcasting Union, the consortium of public-service broadcasters, has extended a rights deal with the International Ski Federation for the Ski Flying Championships.

Media rights clips from January 30 to February 12

EBU close to renewing deal for Austrian skiing rights

Ski Classics, the European-based long-distance skiing series, has agreed a deal for four of its six meetings to be broadcast by pan-regional sports broadcaster Eurosport Asia-Pacific.

Media rights clips from December 19 to January 15

Russian free-to-air broadcaster RTR has agreed a sub-licensing deal with pay-television broadcaster NTV Plus for the rights to the 2013-14 Tour de Ski cross-country skiing event.

Football: Pay-television broadcaster beIN Sport Asia acquired rights in Hong Kong for Uefa Euro 2016. The agreement includes all matches across all platforms

EBU deal with US ski federation will increase exposure for ski events in the country

The US Ski and Snowboard governing body has acquired media rights in the US for the 2015 and 2017 editions of the Alpine and Nordic Ski World Championships.

Media rights clips from 10 October 23 October

Eurovision, the television producer operated by the European Broadcasting Union, has been named the official host broadcaster of the 2015 Alpine World Ski Championships, which take place in the US resorts of Vail and Beaver Creek.

FOOTBALL Football: Fifa, football’s global governing body, agreed deals in Spain for the 2014 World Cup with commercial broadcaster Mediaset and the Mediapro agency.

Swedish public-service broadcaster SVT has expanded its coverage of the International Ski Federation Nordic Ski World Cup by acquiring rights for events from the series taking place in Finland.

The International Ski Federation has awarded television and marketing rights for the 2019 and 2021 World Ski Championships in the alpine and Nordic events to Infront Sports & Media.

Pauline McVey, analyst for SportBusiness Intelligence, reviews television audiences for the recent Alpine World Ski Championships in key European markets

EBU and Infront battle for biathlon rights for next four years